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Results: Differences General	✘Post-traumatic stress disorder	✘Midlife crisis in men
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 88%(1) — General urine test 75%(1) — Blood biochemistry 53%(0) — MRI of the brain 48%(0) — Sex hormones 8%(0) 21%(1) ECG 22%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
consequences of injuries	68%	—
apathy	23%	93%
stress	85%	16%
midlife crisis in men	—	65%
stress neurosis	59%	—
patient's condition	25%	70%
increased alt	53%	—
worries about himself	—	42%
post-traumatic stress disorder	47%	—
aggression after alcohol	—	31%
neurosis	47%	—
makes plans	—	31%
aggressiveness if interfered	41%	—
misunderstanding	—	29%
drug disease	41%	—
opinion of others is important	—	28%
very anxious	39%	—
apathy strong	—	27%
constant feeling of anxiety	39%	—
tendency to depression	—	27%
nervous shock	39%	—
reflections	—	26%
mixed anxious	37%	—
depression apathy	—	25%
consequences of taking medications	37%	—
conflict in the family	—	25%
anxious thoughts	37%	—
cannot work	—	24%
sexual violence anamnesis	36%	—
psychologist	15%	38%
grief	36%	—
reduced efficiency	—	23%
mental shock	35%	—
depression is strong	8%	30%
consequences of psychotrauma	33%	—
nervousness	10%	32%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	33%	—
impatient	—	22%
avoids people	32%	—
anxiety	58%	79%
panic attacks	32%	—
feeling lonely	—	21%
anxiety attack	31%	—
stereotypia	—	20%
nightmares	31%	—
indecision	—	20%
post-traumatic shock	31%	—
sensations in the extremities	—	19%
fears of anxiety	30%	—
joint pain	—	18%
addiction	30%	—
criticality	—	18%
nervous exhaustion	29%	—
joint diseases	—	17%
obsessive thoughts	29%	—
does not want to live	11%	27%
shock states of various genesis	28%	—
psyche suicidal thoughts	10%	25%
effects of shock	28%	—
suicidal thoughts	9%	24%
obvisit	28%	—
social phobia	9%	24%
unpleasant memories	28%	—
prolonged depression	8%	21%
fear of illness	27%	—
lowered	2%	14%
trauma	26%	—
depression	28%	39%
alcoholism and drug addiction	26%	—
death of a loved	19%	28%
exhaustion after illness	26%	—
psychological suppression	12%	21%
memory of the past	25%	—
death of relatives	11%	20%
alcohol dependence	25%	—
mood disorder	30%	38%
impressionability	25%	—
think long	16%	24%
overexcitation of the psyche	25%	—
loss of work	15%	21%
destructive behavior	24%	—
suicide	17%	21%
exhaustion	24%	—
emotional	28%	32%
poor sleep	24%	—
discharge phobias	18%	21%
domestic violence against children	23%	—
thoughts about the disease	17%	19%
fear of rape	23%	—
flash screams in anger	19%	21%
quickly gets tired	23%	—
outbursts of anger	19%	21%
alcoholism	23%	—
aggressive	24%	25%
organic anxiety disorder	22%	—
intense longing	22%	23%
neurasthenia	22%	—
constant weakness	22%	—
consequences of grief	22%	—
causeless anxiety	22%	—
anxiety disorders in children	21%	—
thoughts about work	21%	—
pseudodementia	21%	—
fear of violence	21%	—
feeling of helplessness	21%	—
nervous excitability	21%	—
apathy fatigue	21%	—
anxiety in the morning	21%	—
memory lapses	20%	—
impaired coordination	20%	—
childhood diseases	20%	—
feeling of danger	19%	—
foresight	19%	—
alcohol depression	19%	—
prostration	19%	—
periodic illness	19%	—
cannot sleep	18%	—
stupor	18%	—
anxiety at night	18%	—
anxiety with agitation	18%	—
indifference to oneself	18%	—
worries due to pain	18%	—
consequences of fear	18%	—
constant fear	18%	—
polymorbidity	18%	—
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	18%	—
severe stress	18%	—
subacute condition	18%	—
takes antidepressants	18%	—
affective disorders	18%	—
rumination disorder	18%	—
agitation	18%	—
f40	17%	—
he doesn't want	17%	—
anxiety depressive disorder	17%	—
can not sleep	17%	—
general tension	17%	—
damage to the nervous system	17%	—
obvisit	17%	—
forgetfulness	17%	—
memory impairment	17%	—
vindictive irritability	17%	—
thoughts at night	17%	—
neuroses in children	17%	—
Fear for no reason	16%	—
angry irritable	16%	—
unexplained fear	16%	—
fear of change	16%	—
guilt	16%	—
anxiety can not sleep at night	16%	—
sociable	16%	—
fog in the head	16%	—
problems with studying	16%	—
worried in the evening	16%	—
delirium	16%	—
zpr fatigue from the disease	16%	—
strong resentment	16%	—
internal tension	16%	—
prolonged insomnia	16%	—
grief is the loss of a loved one	15%	—
fear of danger	15%	—
urolithiasis	15%	—
a state of humiliation	15%	—
can not think	15%	—
mechanical damage to the eyes	15%	—
sensitive	15%	—
dulling feelings	15%	—
anxiety and dizziness	15%	—
does not express emotions	15%	—
acute condition	15%	—
eye injury	15%	—
adaptation disorders	15%	—
fright	15%	—
strong irritability	15%	—
acute injury	15%	—
traumatic shock	15%	—
dependent personality disorder	15%	—
changeable mood	15%	—
confusion of consciousness	15%	—
prolonged grief	15%	—
madness	15%	—
akathisia	15%	—
dependence on the doctor	15%	—
psychogenic depression	15%	—
fever since 18 o'clock	15%	—
fear of injury	15%	—
can't get together	15%	—
grumpy	15%	—
sociopath	14%	—
thinking about life	14%	—
fear of life	14%	—
high emotional sensitivity	14%	—
emotional tension	14%	—
self-injurious behavior	14%	—
consequences of alcoholism	14%	—
distrustful	14%	—
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	14%	—
stage of recovery	14%	—
attacks of pain	14%	—
irritability in the child	14%	—

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